Yatsutsenko Victor Nikolaevich

Yatsutsenko Victor Nikolaevich

Biography

Born June 27, 1959 in the village. Old Maiden, Khorolsky district, Primorsky Territory.

1974: USVU

09.1974 - 06.1976 - Suvorovets of the Ussuri Suvorov Military School, Primorsky Territory, Ussuriysk.

1976: DVOKU

09.1976 - 07.1980 - cadet of the Far Eastern Higher Combined Arms Command School of the Ministry of Defense of the USSR (since 2015 - Far Eastern Higher Combined Arms Command School named after Marshal of the Soviet Union K.K. Rokossovsky), Blagoveshchensk, graduated with honors, majoring in command tactical motorized rifle troops, qualification - "officer with higher military special education - engineer for the operation of armored and automobile vehicles."

1980: Group of Soviet Forces in Germany

07.1980 - 11.1983 - commander of a motorized rifle platoon of the 243rd Guards Motorized Rifle Regiment of the 27th Guards Motorized Rifle Division of the 1st Guards Tank Army, Group of Soviet Forces in Germany, GDR Halle.

11.1983 - 03.1985 - commander of the commandant company of the 27th Guards Motorized Rifle Division of the 8th Guards Combined Arms Army, Group of Soviet Forces in Germany, GDR Halle.

1985:36 Combined Arms Army of the Order of Lenin

03.1985 - 07.1987 - commander of a machine gun company of the 252nd separate machine gun and artillery battalion of the 19th fortified area of ​ ​ the 36th combined arms army of the Order of Lenin, Trans-Baikal Military District, Chita region. Borzya.

07.1987 - 09.1988 - Chief of Staff-Deputy Commander 252 of a separate machine gun and artillery battalion of the 19th fortified area of ​ ​ the 36th combined arms army of the Order of Lenin, Trans-Baikal Military District, Chita Region pos. Borzya.

09.1988 - 08.1990 - commander of 1482 separate battalion of tank firing points 19 of the fortified area 36 of the combined arms army of the Order of Lenin, Trans-Baikal Military District, Chita region pos. Borzya.

1990: VA named after M.V. Frunze

08.1990 - 09.1993 - student of the Military Academy named after M.V. Frunze (since 1998 - Combined Arms Academy of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation), Moscow, majoring in command-staff, operational-tactical combined arms, qualification - "officer with higher military education."

1993: Far Eastern Regional Center of EMERCOM of Russia

09.1993 - 05.1994 - Chief of Staff - Deputy Commander of the 896 frame of a separate mechanized regiment, Far Eastern Regional Center of the Russian Emergencies Ministry, Primorsky Territory, Partizansk.

05.1994 - 06.1998 - frame commander 896 of a separate mechanized regiment of the Far Eastern Regional Center of the EMERCOM of Russia, Primorsky Territory, Partizansk.

06.1998 - 02.2000 - Deputy Head of the Far Eastern Regional Center of the EMERCOM of Russia, Khabarovsk.

02.2000 - 09.2003 - Deputy Head of the Center (for the Prevention of Emergencies and Protection) of the Far Eastern Regional Center of the EMERCOM of Russia, Khabarovsk.

2003: Emergency Department of Russia

09.2003 - 01.2007 - Head of the 328 Emergency Control Room of the Ministry of Emergencies of Russia, Ustye, Ruzsky District, Moscow Region.

2007: EMERCOM of Russia

01.2007 - 08.2008 - Head of the National Crisis Management Center of the EMERCOM of Russia, Moscow.

08.2008 - 06.2009 - Deputy Director of the Department of Operational Management of the Ministry of Emergencies of Russia, Moscow.

06.2009 - 10.2013 - Head of the 179 Rescue Center of the Ministry of Emergencies of Russia, Noginsk, Moscow Region.

10.2013 - 08.2018 - Head of the National Crisis Management Center of the EMERCOM of Russia, Moscow.

2018: Acting Deputy Minister of Emergencies of Russia

Since 08.2018 - served as Deputy Minister of Emergencies of Russia.

2019: Deputy Minister of Emergencies of Russia

From May 1, 2019 he was appointed Deputy Minister of Emergencies of Russia.

2015: RANEPA

In 2015, he graduated with honors from the Russian Academy of National Economy and Public Administration under the President of the Russian Federation with a degree in state and municipal administration, qualification - master.

2022: Appointed Curator of the Safe City System

On September 23, 2022, it became known about the transfer of the deputy head of the Ministry of Emergency Situations to Viktor Yatsutsenko of authority to oversee the Safe City project, within the framework of which systems for monitoring the performance of life support structures (communal and city infrastructure), transport infrastructure and traffic, environmental situation and public safety are being developed. Previously, First Deputy Head of the Ministry of Emergency Situations Alexander Chupriyan was responsible for the construction and development of this hardware and software complex.

According to RBC on September 23, 2022, until now, work on the creation of the "Safe City" was carried out by employees of the Department of Educational and Scientific and Technical Activities and seconded specialists of the All-Russian Research Institute of Emergency Situations of the Ministry of Emergencies. Now these powers, at the suggestion of one of the advisers to the head of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, Daniil Martynov, whose report formed the basis of all the changes, will be transferred to the Department of Information Technologies and Communications of the Ministry of Emergency Situations (DITS). In this structure, according to the interlocutor of the publication, it is planned to create a department responsible for the implementation of the "Safe City" in the regions, similar to that of the Ministry of Emergency Situations during the implementation of the project for the construction of the "System-112." It is reported that the changes will take effect in late September - early October 2022.

In the center Viktor Yatsutsenko

As one of the sources told RBC, the head of the Ministry of Emergency Situations Alexander Kurenkov has already warned the government about the upcoming changes in the "Safe City" inside the Ministry of Emergency Situations and suggested that the government stop working with the regions to assess the technical documentation of the system until December 1, 2022.

The Minister also informed the Government of the Russian Federation that he plans to assess the feasibility of developing a draft federal law on "Safe City" and prepare proposals for amending the concept, the publication reports.^[1]

Awards

Awarded to:

• Medal "70 years of the Armed Forces of the USSR" in 1988,
• Medal of the Ministry of Defense "For impeccable service in the Armed Forces of the USSR" III degree in 1988,
• Medal of the Ministry of Emergencies of Russia "For Distinction in Military Service" I degree in 1997,
• Medal "For the Salvation of the Dead" in 1999,
• Badge of EMERCOM of Russia "For Merit" in 2000,
• The badge of the EMERCOM of Russia "Participant in the elimination of the consequences of an emergency" in 2001,
• Badge of the EMERCOM of Russia "Honorary Badge of the EMERCOM of Russia" in 2001,
• Medal of the Order "For Merit to the Fatherland" II degree in 2001,
• Medal of the Ministry of Emergencies of Russia "For Impeccable Service" in 2005,
• Medal of the Ministry of Emergencies of Russia "XV years of the Ministry of Emergencies of Russia" in 2005,
• Medal "75 years of civil defense" in 2007,
• Medal of the Ministry of Emergencies of Russia "XX years of the Ministry of Emergencies of Russia" in 2010,
• Medal of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia "For Zeal" in 2011,
• Order of Military Merit in 2011,
• Medal of the Ministry of Emergencies of Russia "For Valor" in 2011,
• Medal of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia "For the propaganda of the rescue case" in 2011,
• Insignia Rosatom"" in 2013,
• Medal of the Ministry of Emergencies of Russia "XXV years of the Ministry of Emergencies of Russia" in 2016,
• Order of Honor in 2019

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